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 1 2| other in a way that they are attacked on the breast, and if one
 2 3|     should not be able to be attacked by the enemy.~This formation
 3 3|      other hand, if they are attacked so that they are compelled
 4 3|     noise and fury when they attacked, but they in rejoining the
 5 4|       as Martius, the Roman, attacked the Carthaginian army, which,
 6 4|     alive; and was (in turn) attacked and routed by him. It is
 7 5|      you are afraid of being attacked hourly, in order to go on
 8 6|     they may be corrupted or attacked by the enemy, so that they
 9 7|      they will be able to be attacked easily not only from the
10 7|      which they think can be attacked less; for many towns have
11 7| ought to take care not to be attacked in times of repose, as after
12 7|    side with all his forces, attacked them with such fury, and